Is there a standard way to typeset TeX formulas together with normal text via view()?
So far I've been using
tex_string = "\hbox{- stationary points: }"
for pt in stats:
tex_string += latex(pt)
tex_string += ", "
view(tex_string)
where stats is a list of some points (defined with formulas).
You can do the following in a notebook cell:
%latex
Stationary points: $\sage{stats}$
It has been quite a while since the question was asked, but I seem to have an answer. The key points are to use unescaped strings (avoid \t in \textbf be misinterpreted for a tab) and LatexExpr(). The following is a MWE in my jupyter notebook:
var('x')
stats=((1,2),(3,4),(x,x^2-1))
tex_string = r"\textbf{stationary points: }"
tex_string += ", ".join(map(latex,stats))
show(LatexExpr(tex_string))
view(LatexExpr(tex_string))
This code both shows a typeset version in the notebook (second last command) and opens up a pdf viewer with typeset latex code (last command).
Asked: 2012-06-07 13:36:23 +0100
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Last updated: Mar 09 '17
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